The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28

fried chicken.
Prominent business men in Cincinnati are
moving to secure both the national ccnven-
tions next year. A pork packing town can
hardly be anything else than hoggish.
1t is a mistake to suppose that the Inter
state Commerce Commissioners have come
to Georgia to hunt for the railroads char
tered by the General Assembly at its last
session.
There is a small Presidential boom for
Roscoe Conkling So far it is not strong
enough to travel out of the West, where it
is being carefully nursed by its anxious
originators
Murat Halstead editor of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, went to Chicago the
other day and had a long conference with
Mr.. Blaine Both deny that they talked
politics. but they might as well deny that
one and one make two
Gen. Boulanger has had newly invented
telephone apparatus arranged in his apart
ments in Paris, by which he can give verbal
orders to twelve persons at the same time.
If the apparatus could be operated in the
field it might prove of great value in case of
war with Germany
Anew York lawyer declines to be a candi-
date for the Presidency, because, he SAYS:
81 don't want the country to get acquainted
with me-" He is wise to decline if he really
doesn't want the country to know him, for
If he should become candidate his history
would soon be thoroughly ventilated.
The workmen who are constructing the
new elevators in the capitol at Washington
have been notified that they must finish
their work by Sept. L. Washington people
think the fact means that the President will
call an extra session of Congress. More
likely it means somebody is tired of walk
ing upstairs.
Jay Gould has returned to New York
from his trip to the Southwest. He travelled
more than 5000 miles, although he was alb
sent from New York less than sixteen DAYS.
He thinks the Southwest is in a very pros
porous condition. As to the effect of the
interstate commerce law, he is not yet ready
to express an opinion.
In the basket found by the side of the UNI
known girl murdered at Railway, N. j.,
were three unbrolzen eggs. They were
placed under a setting hen and a few days
ago young chicken was Matched out of one
of them. 1t proved to be Plymouth Rock,
and it is thought that it may lead to the
Identification of the unfortunate girl
A ''Prominent Democrat" is at work upon
ex-Speaker Carlisle He says that the ex-
Speaker will not lie a candidate for the
.Speakership of the next House, but that he
viii try TO secure the Craftsmanship of the
Committee on Ways and Means. 1t doesn't
matter much, the ex-Speaker will do good
seISice in whatever position he occupies.
eGail Hamilton" was asked by a reporter
few days ago if she was the author of the
scurrilous Arthur Richmond" letters.
With a salt and pepper smile she replied:
81 have no answer TO that question" If the
reporter had asked, care you the authoress
of those truly beautiful essays signed Ar
thur Richmond" she would probably have
whispered, "Yes."
Tho foolish young women Of New York
have new craze. They arc trying TO inn
prove their compile xions 10y eating arsenic
waters. The sanitary officials propose to in
terfere, however, and IL is likely that the
lnnn who manufactures and sells the waters
will get into trouble The young women
should try buttermilk baths. They are safer
and cheaper than arsenic WATERS
The approaching visit Of Queen Knpo-
lspi, Of the Sandwich Islands, to Washing
ton viii be the third instance OF member
Of the royal family Of that country visiting
the national capital. Queen Emma visited
Washington during President Johnson's
administration, and King Knlakaua during
President Grants. Queen Kapoani Is King
Kalakauas wife She is not noted for her
beauty.
A pretty story comes from North Caro-
lima A beautiful English girl visited n
mining town in that State last autumn and
tOon after she and miuer named Harry
Bell zen in love with each other A few
hays ago they were married, and then tide.
geioped that the beautiful gin WA i4dy
Aymer. ths daughter n an knli Tho only
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Aywer dDe 100 appper Ia fhe British peer.
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